Sentence examples for enough to define an from inspiring English sources
Original wallpaper might be enough to define an installation: putting up wallpaper is like claiming territory.
There are 22 stories in all, more than enough to define an author's worldview or -- even better -- to embody a realized fictional world.
ARG-17 of BPTI shown in Figure 4(a) is well buried in the interface of the complex with a very low SASA of 8.0Å, a small SASA value that is not even enough to define an exposed atom.
Should we settle for "good enough" to define a role that involves a range of practical techniques and complex emotions?
The issue becomes public and is important enough to define a group's future and shape its values.
Dislike of American hegemony in golf hardly seems enough to define a man, so that can't be it.
He has found that the structural requirements are critical enough to define a biologically active, insoluble macromolecular network, the first of its kind.
And while that would be enough to define a whole new era, skepticism is high and there's a good reason for it".
Three square millimeters' worth of dots is enough to define a specific position in the pattern a position that the pen can track as it moves over the paper.
With precisely two weeks until the election, it will soon be clear whether they are right.Warnings from the wonks A press conference at the Institute for Fiscal Studies IFSS) is now enough to define a day's media coverage.
